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From: Thomas Hallgren <thomas@tada.se>
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Subject: Re: Want to add to contrib.... xmldbx
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Marc G. Fournier wrote:
> I'm one of the 'foundry admin team', and I can definitely state that we 
> have been accepting projects as ppl are proposing them ... as to 
> gborg->pgfoundry, the only thing that has been holding that up is that 
> the two systems are not compatible at the DB end of things, so moving 
> ppl over isn't the easiest thing to do ... but, for those that have 
> approached us asking to be migrated, we've worked at migrating those 
> over manually ...
> 

Speaking of which, is there anything I can do to help migrating PL/Java? I've asked before 
but we never managed to agree on what efforts that were needed.

Regards,
Thomas Hallgren